I called Bennettβs about a suspected master cylinder fault. They gave a quick quote and managed to get the car fixed the same day to get me back on the road
I would recommend Bennettβs to anyone looking for a good reliable garage.
Looking for new tyres in Littlehampton? Noticed that youβve got uneven tread? When your vehicle is part of your working routine, running your business, or supporting your family, itβs bound to see a lot of use – your tyres need to be robust.
After all, tyres form an essential bond between you and the road, so itβs essential theyβre looked after.
Thereβs huge risks when you drive on worn tyres. They are prone to air leakage, which in turn affects your steering and braking, making your car extremely unsafe and unfit to drive.
Replace them without delay at Littlehamptonβs independent family garage.Β
Bennetts is the leading Littlehampton tyre company, offering replacement tyres, and more! Whether you want your tread depth checked, or need new tyres, our experienced technicians are ready to help.Β
Also did you know β Bennetts is also a supplier of premium tyres for German cars? If youβre looking to fix up your Audi or reinforce your Land Rover, weβve got you covered with a huge selection from our inventory.Β
Sure! Weβll change your tyre whilst you wait comfortably in our customer lounge. Please call us to arrange your appointment for tyre fitting in Littlehampton.
If you canβt find your locking wheel nut key, the simple answer is, call us.
So many people try to DIY their locking wheel nut and cause more damage than good. The result is often a repair bill they didnβt have to face. So, give us a call if youβre having trouble.
In the UK, at least three-quarters of each tyre surface should have a minimum tread of 1.6mm.
If you want to check this yourself, you can use the 20p test. Simply place a 20p coin into the lowest tread – if you can see the outer rim on the coin, your tyre tread is below 3mm and requires a professional assessment.
Bear in mind though – unless youβre prepared to check all the treads on all of your tyres, this isnβt the most reliable test. Call us today on 01903 733 220 for professional advice and a quote.
To check your tyre pressure, you need a tool called a pressure gauge which attaches to the tyre valve. You need to bear in mind that not all vehicles are the same and different models need different pressure levels. The amount of pressure you need should be on a sticker just inside the driver door, or in the car manual.Β
To use the gauge, remove the screw caps from the tyre valve and press the gauge onto the end of it. If the pressure is too low, add some air until it is at the recommended level for your vehicle. If itβs too high, let the air out of your tyre until it falls within the recommended level.Β
Unsure how to fix your tyre pressure? Give us a call.Β
Weβre here to help. Just give us a call.